South Carolina currently has seven Medicaid programs that can serve children, including a TEFRA program and six additional home and community based 1915(c) waivers. A new waiver for children with serious emotional disturbance was approved in 2020. All programs are based only on the child’s income, waiving parental income for eligibility. For more information about waivers in South Carolina that serve individuals with developmental or intellectual disabilities, see Medicaid HCBS Waiver Services from the Department of Disabilities and Special Needs. See also South Carolina Medicaid’s page on waivers.
Talk with your case manager to see if the waiver program you have will cover Goally. If so, have your case manager email us at: [email protected] to place an order on your behalf.